Smith and Wesson Model 66-1 357/38

Thanks all, My 3 " .357 S&W 66-2

Here's a couple of pictures of my Smith 66-2...looks like 3" to me....
 

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I've have had a 3" since 1982 and I wouldn't part with it. Carried daily for 20 yrs. Smoot,. accurate, and dependable. You may want to look close for a bulged cylinder hole or a crack in the forcing cone. You will love that gun. Best, Lyle
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Great price and I would say buy it. Best all around 357 revolver ever made. I have three and love them.

roaddog28

Model 13-2 4 inch
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Model 19-4 6 inch
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Model 66-4 4 inch
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Great price on the -1, as they said in an earlier post, it is the last of the pinned barrel, and recessed cylinders. You don't see a lot of them around.
 
my neww 66-1

As of 20 minutes ago, I bought a 66-1, 2 1/2" on gunbroker. It looks amazing in the the photos. Hope it's as good when I get it. Paid $650.
 
Stainless 357 mag S&W 66-2 6" Barrel in the Box. Help With Value?

I have this Model 66-2 6" Barrel S&W in the box with holster and quick loaders. I am trying to establish some type of value here. It has been shot a total of 10 times in it's life and is in near mint condition. I want to see what a value would be b/c I am going to selling it and I don't want to be taken advantage of.

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I have a 66-1 in a 2 incher. Owned by a Seattle police officer. It was not un-common for them to carry these in a 4 or 6 in holster especially on bikes, to save weight. The police officer is my dad. Most of them did this.
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I have a 66 (not sure what dash) it's awesome. Yes, mine is a 3". It is worth a min of 100 bux over the other barrel lengths. It is so smooth........


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Nice thing about the stainless M66 is the finish can be easily restored by hand. This revolver had been carried a lot and fired very little. Tight with a like new bore and lock, it suffered from surface imperfection. I gave $300 for it, added a set of grips and some time and it looks better.

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